Henkel recalls vegan beauty line due to micro-organism fear

Published: 8-Feb-2019
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Products in the NAE range have been recalled in France, Finland, Denmark and Sweden

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Henkel has recalled some of its vegan product range NAE due to the presence of micro-organisms in the formulations.

The products are on the market in France, Finland, Denmark and Sweden. 

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